I used to play blackjack up here in canada until I realized that the csm are setting up the cards for the house. It can't just be coincidence that for about the last 50 times I've watched these tables not betting any of my own money just watching other players I honestly haven't seen a winning table.Maybe one or two tops.That technology they have is amazing.When I first clued in I thought I might be able to beat the machine by going against basic strategy. I played the last two anchor positions and stayed on 13's and higher and hit 12's and 13's against a bust card.The machine obviously is expecting everyone to hit everything up to a 16 at least and stay with12 and over against the bust.I did have a couple of ok days.Probably the best two runs I had witnessed with these new machines.It is the only possible way to win in the short term however the machine is still too good in the long run, it gives you too many bad hands to overcome the bias so I quit it all together.They only have the csm up here in canada.I can see why.This is not sour grape because I'm a losing gambler.I haven't invested any money lately. It's so obvious to see when you are watching all the hands at the table and you know that the cards are rigged.Just sit back and watch how magically things happen for the casino.For starters they get beautiful starting cards probably 2-1 against the player.Watch how the players cards will match high cards with low cards and low cards with high cards always giving them vulnerable hands.Watch how when the dealers have an ace they won't make a blackjack unless there are a lot of big hands out there.That way when they make a 20 buy pulling a 9 they take everyones insurance as well.And watch how when people get there double downs they get a garbage rag card and the dealer makes his hand so they take twice as mutch.And no matter what you do the house always seems to have many back doors meaning if a player takes a hit or stands on a marginal hand it doesn't matter. Say the player has 12 and stands and the dealer has a 12 the next card is an 8 followed by a 9.Therefore if the player hits he gets a 20 and the dealer makes a 21 either way he loses.